Because he was in the "position of organizer, a supervisor position, and a position of management, and from [whose] continuing series of violations Ulbricht obtained substantial income and resources," the prosecutors are able to tack on more years of jail time in addition to any accrued through his other alleged crimes.
By ordering a second season, instead of tacking on more episodes to the first, Fox is hewing to its belief in a shorter-season strategy.
"We're taking the tack of having more fun with it".
They quickly reached their goal of $80,000 in about a week and are looking to tack on more.
Buffalo does tack on more than $1,800 in fees.
Like AAPL, IBM Corp. has been a fantastic performer lately, tacking on more than 12% since the start of 2011.
Having tacked on more than thirteen hundred points since Christmas, the Dow already reflects a lot of good news.
While many Southern California apartment builders are racing to attract hip, single urbanites with lots of cash, one Los Angeles developer is taking a different tack and pursuing young families of more modest means.
Moreover, and strangely, they feel strongly about this because, in their view of the world since September 11th, it is part of how America can win the war on terrorism and, as their immodest title has it, put "an end to evil .In fairness, Britain and Europe crop up only towards the end of this "manual for victory", tacked on to a breathtaking list of more urgent prescriptions.
His views on the Middle East tend to tack even more to the right of the strongest supporters of Israel.
